[Red Envelope] 20,000 full-time records on day 60, aiming for 1 million. Currently: 303,000. Continuing to grow in April. This sector still has potential.

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Pushing for $1 million with 20,000 full-time records, Day 60, currently: 303,000, with red again in April—this sector still has staying power![Taoqiu Ba]
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Like first, then watch—limit-ups keep coming**
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“Stock market volatility is the norm. A temporary loss doesn’t mean failure. As long as you keep a learning mindset, summarize lessons and experience, and let yourself grow through the market’s ups and downs, you’ll eventually see the dawn of profits.”**

Operations for today:
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Lianhuan Pharmaceutical continues to be held, waiting for the flowers to bloom; Tongda continues to harvest by taking profit at the trading-day close after the limit-up stop-out. New entries: Anglikang and Huaya Intelligent—waiting for the flowers to bloom!**

During this periodunder this kind of market, out there it’s all back-breaking grind—here my “big meat, little meat” gets fully eaten. What kind of fans who know true strength would post a statement for me?!”
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If daily likes don’t reach 88, I won’t share any pre-market ideas. I secretly ate the meat—like first, then watch, is tacit mutual understanding among us traders.**
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Every like is support for Brother Feng. Your support is the biggest motivation for my updates. One person eating meat isn’t impressive; it’s when a group eats meat that it’s impressive!**
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Here, Brother Feng wants to clarify one point: early this morning, out of 5,000 stocks, Brother Feng selected four for everyone from the “old men and gu lǐ” (you know what I mean). During this period, Brother Feng’s pre-market plan this morning had limit-up boards in it. The same plan, the same time, some fans can catch it; some fans can’t. Same stock, different gains. The market isn’t short of opportunities—it’s short of methods. I suggest everyone keeps learning; don’t hand your wealth to other people, and don’t blindly follow Brother Feng. Make your own judgment and do your own due diligence!**

1, Today’s review

Pre-market prep is as fierce as a tiger; gains and losses all depend on TLP (still that man). He not only can draw candlestick charts with bare hands—he also can “manufacture” black swans

At 9:00 this morning, that man’s long stretch of goofy self-hype (won big). One sentence: in the next two to three weeks, we will launch an extremely fierce counterattack against them, and we even pulled the global markets down again. Statement finished—crude oil then shot up in a straight line. When crude oil rises, the market is going to be finished.

When you were still immersed in the upward move of April’s open-door red yesterday, it then yanked you right back to reality in the blink of an eye. If you ran a bit slow yesterday, you also lost that chicken today; even your chicken eggs were taken away!
If you read that paragraph I talked about yesterday a few more times, you’ll know what kind of trend the market has now, and then you’ll have it in your heart.

Consolidation and filling the gap above is just within expectations. Once the gap is filled, the short-term task is completed. Next is to keep getting stuck in consolidation—grinding back and forth around the 3,900-point area. The biggest problem in the market right now is the uncertainty from “fight” news. Funds don’t fear bad news; what they fear most is uncertainty—unknown risks.

Facing a man who talks nonsense with a mouthful of fire, you don’t even dare to put a heavy position on it. Then big money fears even more and doesn’t dare to enter impulsively. Everyone is watching, everyone is waiting—so tell me, what would make the market go up?
But don’t be pessimistic either. The most difficult phase of this market has already passed. What comes next is to grind slowly, and wait slowly.

The turning point in the market is on the day when the “fight” ends, or if the fight stabilizes, that can also be a smaller turning point. For short-term strategy, it’s still what “Brother Bao” keeps emphasizing: quick in and quick out—don’t make it a “position strategy,” don’t daydream. When it spikes, run. When the whole group sells off, go take a bit of chips—what was up to sell yesterday, what’s down to buy today—until the turning point appears, then push the position aggressively!

Don’t mess up the pace. One step wrong can turn into step-by-step wrong. Today is once again a day of bloody chaos. More than 4,000 stocks are down—still the same move everyone is most familiar with.

2, Let’s talk about sectors

First, look at power. Three high-position stocks: Huadian Neng Y, Huadian Liao N, and Yu Energy Kong G. Today they all continue the big drop, showing a short-term breakdown pattern. If it goes like this and no miracle happens, then there’s not much to look forward to for short-term power anymore. Only if it drops to the point of being “down enough” will there be room for a rebound. Short-term opportunities are basically gone.

Next, medical. The sector collectively strengthened yesterday, and today it still has decent continuity. This is an outperformance beyond expectations. If it can outperform, you should watch more. Right now the sector’s movement is a bit similar to the power sector back then—not only similar low positions, but also the same defensive/hedging attributes, and the same weak environment. That means there’s still an opportunity for funds to keep clumping together.

The stronger names are Wanfangde, Meinonghua, and Jinyong Pharmaceutical Industry. Stocks with good chart structure include Shuanglu Pharmaceutical, Lianhuan Pharmaceutical, Yuteng Pharmaceutical, Shutaishen, and Anglikang. Codes can’t be listed endlessly—thinking is what matters. Still, only buy the dip on disagreement when it’s low. If there’s a collective high open, it’s the day for short-term realization of profits.

Lastly, take a look at commercial aerospace. The sector still hasn’t managed a real rebound, and it’s been throttled again. But there is still hope in Shenjian Shares. Today it rallied to a new high then pulled back—the structure still isn’t bad. Just keep watching it to see whether it can continue to push strength and drive sentiment.

Let me make one thing clear to everyone: Brother Feng isn’t a god, and I can’t be right every single time.

What I can do is rely on my own experience and skills to help everyone filter for higher-quality, safer, higher-win-rate targets.

The market is fundamentally about probabilities. Nobody can predict with 100% accuracy. What we need to do isn’t to chase profits on every single trade—it’s to increase the probability of making money, so we can make more and lose less.

As long as we can stick to this principle, long-term it will be steady compounding—and the result will definitely not be bad.

For everything I share: if you think it’s useful and you approve of it, put it into your watchlist to reference and to manage yourself.

Brother Feng’s pace is relatively fast. Many friends find it hard to keep up. You don’t have to force it. Find a pace that suits you, move steadily—that matters more than anything.

I’ll briefly tell everyone: Brother Feng asks everyone to help like, comment, and send “gas/roll” boosts—not a moral entanglement, and it’s not something you have to force yourselves to do.

Those small interactions—likes, comments, and gas/roll boosts—are really important for the account. They directly affect recommendations and visibility, and it’s also the confidence we have to be seen by more people and go further.

Every free like, every serious comment, every gas/roll boost that supports Brother Feng while eating meat—those are the most practical supports from everyone.

We never pressure anyone. We just hope that people willing to stay will, in the simplest and least effortful way, help prop this place up together.

As long as you care, that’s enough. Do what you can. Thank you for every genuine heart.

$Jinyao Pharmaceutical(sh600488)$ $Meinonghua(sh603538)$ $Xinzhonggang(sh605162)$ $Beida Medicine(sz000788)$ $Wanfangde(sz002082)$

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